The first suspect is white, aged
around 18 or 19, 5ft 9in and slim.He has dark brown hair and was wearing a navy
blue hoody.The second man is also white, around 25, 5ft 9in and slim.He was
wearing a grey tracksuit.Detective Inspector Douglas Wilson, from Helensburgh
CID, said: "This was a terrifying experience for the young men concerned who
were simply sitting in their car chatting when they were robbed by two men armed
with a knife."Understandably they have been left traumatised by their
ordeal.Once you bath or shower the pores are also left open which whisky stones
the skin more susceptible to infection."I am very keen to speak to anyone who
witnessed the robbery, or who may have seen this car in the vicinity of West
Clyde Street and surrounding streets in Helensburgh."I am anxious to trace the
car - I would ask anyone who may have seen this car or anyone who knows where it
is currently located, to contact police as a matter of urgency.You might see
things get a bit of worse to begin with geared motor
a
result of the oils will go to the outer layers of the skin."Chief Inspector Gary
Stitt, local area commander, said: "I would like to reassure the Helensburgh
community that this would appear to be an isolated incident."All police efforts
are now being concentrated on identifying and arresting the persons responsible.
"We have a number of detective officers working on the enquiry and these
officers will be supported by Helensburgh Community Investigation unit."Local
uniformed officers who will be carrying out additional patrols in Helensburgh
town centre and the surrounding area."John Boyle of 14 Leck View Cottages,
Letterkenny was jailed for two years with six months suspended after pleading
guilty to four counts of assault causing harm and making threats to kill at Main
Street, Letterkenny on August 14, 2011.Letterkenny Circuit Court heard on
Tuesday from Garda Sergeant Eunan Walsh that he was on duty with Sergeant Aidan
Doherty when they observed an incident at the entrance to Voodoo Night club and
there was a large crowd queuing to gain entry to the club.Security staff were
removing Boyle from the entrance, when Sergeant Doherty approached one of the
bouncers who said Boyle had a knife. He was asked to drop it but refused.There
are many other functions for the vehicle as all that Scrap metal baling press
used in the form of axles and these shafts do connect the ordinary cars axles. A
struggle ensued and Sergeant Doherty was stabbed in the hand. Bouncer Terrence
McGill was also stabbed in the wrist, his colleagues Dominic Gibson also
received a wound to the leg.